A New Dam Gives Power To Farms
Polson Montana plans a Muscle Shoals of the West on the Flathead river. Early 10 million dollars will be spent to build a dam creating 100000 horsepower for irrigation and industrial power. The Flathead tribe will gain about 3 million in the first two years, with more later, supplying farms, copper mines, ore plants, and utilities including Butte Anaconda East Helena Great Falls and Milwaukee railroad power needs. Additional sites below the main dam would add another 100000 horsepower.
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Polson
Mont
West
Flathead River
Flathead
Butte
Anaconda
East Helena
Great Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Mountain Country
Flathead Lake
Duck Leg Cattle Remain Mystery Despite 50 Years
Washington June 26 The Journal of Heredity reports three conflicting origins for Texas duck leg cattle. These short legged beasts, four to six inches shorter, trace to Dexter Kerry lines or early introductions from Ireland France or Louisiana, with pituitary under-function as a suspected cause. Crossbreeding yields only normal or duck leg calves and purebred duck legs have become rare.
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Washington
Texas
Journal of Heredity
J. H. Parramore
Tuckapaw Parish
Louisiana
Runmels County
Eattl
Kenedy
Willacy County
Ireland
France
Gonzales
Jay L. Lush
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Election Of Officers Gloses Walther Meets Aberdeen
The Aberdeen district of the South Dakota Lutheran Walter league held the second and final day of its convention. Elections of officers at a business session this afternoon will conclude the meeting as 106 delegates registered with a local committee. Mayor John Wade of Aberdeen welcomed the group, with Conrad Frohel of Sioux Falls replying. The Rev Z P Jurgens, district president, delivered his annual message, followed by Rev E Umbach of Chicago, executive secretary of the international league.
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Gloses Walther
Aberdeen
South Dakota
E. Umbach
Chica-go
International League
St. Louis Editor Attacks Chain Stores in Aberdeen
George A. Schuete of St. Louis, editor of Interstate Grocer, condemned chain store organizations in a public address here last night titled What Price Chain Stores. He described chain stores as beasts with tentacles extending from New York City to many parts of the country.
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St. Louis
Aberdeen
George A. Schuete
St. Luis
Interstate Grocer
Schuete
New York City
Ree Heights Town Notes and Social Roundup
Neighborhood news from Ree Heights highlights visits and travel across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. Residents like Phyllis Burge Jermie Wiren and J E Specker motored to nearby towns while others, including the Spiers and Hertz families, hosted guests and attended church events. The Cedar Ladies Aid meeting and the Ree Heights field meet are announced along with a baseball game schedule and local scout camp activities.
A Tour Of Europe Awaits Two Girls
Two 4 H club clothing demonstration stars Waney Groskell and Mary Jeanette Irwin of Petersburg Illinois sail for a six week Europe tour. They won the international livestock exposition prize for arranging a family clothing budget. Accompanied by Mary A McKee and Mrs Carl Kirby they depart Chicago after bidding America goodbye on radio. They will spend nine days in Paris visiting fashion salons and then visit London Interlaken Lucerne and Geneva on the trip.
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Europe
Chicago
Waney Groskell
Mary Jeanette Irwin
Petersburg
London
Paris
Interlaken
Lucerne
Geneva
Nansy
Mary Jeanette
Mary A. McKee
University of Ilinois
Carl Kirby
America
Half Million In Highway Contracts Awarded
South Dakota highway commission awarded contracts for resurfacing nearly 475 miles of graveled roads at an estimated total of 928000 dollars. Bids opened yesterday on 27 projects. all bids rejected on one, others pending.
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Pierre
Dakta
Highway Commission
Sion
Local Visitors Stop by Welter Barrick Home
Mrs George Bonilla and family visited the Welter Barrick home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs T C Young of Huron were here Sunday to attend to farm interests. Mrs James R Rush of Tulare called on the family.
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Bonilla
George Barnes
Welter Barrick
T. C. Young
Huron
James R Rush
Tulare
Small storm damages reported around Fred Eden’s barn
The storm Sunday night shifted Fred Eden’s barn about a foot from its foundation and destroyed several small buildings nearby. Mrs. Victor Baptist and children visited Mr. Baptist in Mitchell on Saturday while Mrs. Henry Jacobson and her children arrived Monday from Montana to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Radtke.
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Fred Eden
Victor Baptist
Mitchell
Pleasant Valley and Holabird Local Visits Provide Updates
Pleasant Valley Maynard Collier of Holabird visited Dearborn's and met Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Marion Keele who left for Aberdeen to visit Miss Edythe Kerk. Beverley and Shirley Dearborn visited Holabird relatives while Anna Nelson and Clifford Johnson appeared in Huron. The 4-H club reported a fine time at the camp. Rev. George Ruff led infant funeral services in Miller.
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Pleasant Valley
Maynard Collier
Holabird
Shirley Dearborn
Huron
Anna Nelson
Clifford Johnson
Wade's
Port
Fae Barrett
George Ruff
Lyman Kelly
Miller
Carence Hull
Westfall
Eldon Area Visits and Local Social Roundup
The text lists visits from the Jones family of St Lawrence and the George Campbell family along with Mrs Fotbach of California and Mrs Kate Bryant of Gettysburg. It notes others including the Lee Bryant family, Glenn, George and Gladys Neiderauer, the Don McCutcheon family, Mrs A P McCarl and Dell McCarl. It mentions Dwight Dearborn last week and Lloyd Swisher of Garden Grove Indiana visiting Carl Dunwoody. A couple of rains improved crops. Glendale ladies club met with Mrs Charles Arbogast. Mrs Westfall visited. Clara Dean was ill. South Hand county Sunday school convention set for Rose Hill church Sunday July 13.
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Eldon. Jones
St. Lawrence
George Campbell
Fotbach
California
Kate Bryant
Gettysburg
Lee Bryant
Roy McCarl
Glenn
George
Gladys Neiderauer
Don McCutcheon
A. P. McCarl
Dell McCarl
Dwight Dearborn
Lloyd Swisher
Garden, Grove
Carl Dunwoody
Glendale Ladies Club
Charles Arbogast
Westfall
Clara Dean
South Hand
Rose ‘Hill
Esmond Visitors and Local Drifts in Desmet Notes
Esmond residents Mr and Mrs Fred Timm and daughter visited Desmet Saturday. Mrs William Salter left for McCook Nebraska to attend a family reunion. Rev L E Williams of Lexington Kentucky completed two weeks of revival meetings and departed for Franklinton Louisiana. Mrs Charles Mahlholand spent Friday at Arlington. John Lane and Frank Goddard returned from Pickerel Lake. George Gardner and RB Hannah fished at Lake Oakwood Wednesday. Anna Luatsen and Mrs Grotta were also noted in local activity.
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Esmond
Fred Timm
DeSmet
William Salter
McCook
Nebuaska
Walter Hammers
Evan Metter
Joe Costello
Yale
L. E. Williams
Lexington
Ken
Franklinton
le. Me
Charles Malholland
Arlington
John Lane
Frank Goddard
Pickerel Lake
George Gardner
RB. G. Hannah
Lake Oakwood
Anna Luatsen
Grotta
Esmond Social Notes From Weekend Visitors and Events
Weekend visitors include Rev W M Redfield en route to Lake Kampeska for Epworth league institute and Mrs Redfield will lead Sunday services. C L Chapman and Battie Chapman traveled to Sulterland Ta. W J Heramers Eva Metter Joe Costello J Mulholland Verne He age W J Wilkens and families visited Lake Oakwood. Esmond Ladies Aid meets Thursday with hostesses Dora Jeffers I B Jeffers. Ira Jeffers and family return to Sioux Falls. Alvin Hoberg vacationing mail carrier returns with a northern pike weighing ...
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Met
Minnesota
W. M. Redfield
Lake Kampeska
Epworth League Institute
Verne Heage
W. J. Wilkens
Lake Oakwood
Esmond
Local residents travel and guests visit during week
Ed 26 pounds and was caught in Canada. He went to Pickerel lake to spend the remainder to his vacation. Ross Clending is carrying the mail during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Jeffers and family were in De Smet Monday. Andrew Kopperud of Omaha was an overnight guest Monday at the W. J. Wilkins home. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilkins transacted business in Oldham Tuesday.
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Canada
Pickerel Lake
Ross Clendening
I. S. Jeffers
de Smet
Andrew Kopperud
Omaha
W. J. Wilkins
W. J. Wilkens
Oldham
Ernest Cynode Found Guilty in Obstructing Officer
A jury in Highmore last week convicted Ernest Cynode of wilfully obstructing an officer in the performance of his duty and he was fined 75 dollars. Shreve Van Camp is improving after a serious illness. Ben F. Barber drove to Huron Sunday with his mother. W. H. Holtuman visited from Ethan for the weekend.
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Ernest Cynode
Shreve van Camp
Ben F. Barber
Huron
Ree Heights
W. H. Holtuman
Ethan
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Phyllis Burge
Agar
Jermie Wiren
Iowa
Wisconsin
John Arnett
Freeman Stoddard
Bob Moore
J. E. Specker
Highmore
Haverry
Dorothea Berry
R. W. Barnes Iett
San Diego
Cal
Zepp
John Spiers
Igwa
Ree Heghts Township Community Club
Douglas Scott
Virgil Gardiner
Miller Hospital
Carl Spiers
George Edgertord
Leonard Nation
Meckel
John Lingsceit
Navy
Will Cowan
Joe Diedrich
Visi
Thor Merland
G Roesler
Edgar
Tripp
Gale Cowan
Donald Brades
Joe Lingseheit
Camp DakoTah
Spring Hills
George Hertz
Cedar Ladies Aid
George J.hertz
Ada Bruth
Alcona
James Hall, Jr
Cedar Hall
Cedar Community
Connelly’s Grove
Peter Namany
Warren Prastrollo
Andrew Whelland
Julius Fuck
Big Stone
F. Prestrello
Black Hills
Warren
Camp
DaKoTah
British Radio
Housman
Johnson Barn
Cemetery Road
Danforth
Fete Geiver
Spring Lake
Breese
Wilson
Leonard Geiver
Lillian
Dorothy
Warren Green
Mary
Denver
Colo
Bernard Burns
George Bibauer
Chester Geiver
Lyda Geiver
Ed Donahue
St. Lawrence Grove
J. Burns
Geiver
Donahue
Burns
Lewellin
Hutchinson
Andrew Ferrington
Highland
Nebraska
C. H. Butter
Dak, Ave
Warners
Talkies
Mary Nolan
ALL Star In
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FOX News
Habicht
Gale Ae
Jantzen
E. C, Olson CO
Huren
Best Foods
Extreme
Canoa
Japan Tea
Onéhalf
Alaska
Mason
Huron Home Owned Stores, Inc
Limi
Cpke
South Lawn Grocery Ltd and
Mont. S. W
South Side Grocery Talon Cooperative A Waste Grocery
Wheasley
Wood's Grocery
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